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CanJS 2.3 Release
CanJS 2.3 is out. Actually, it's been out for a while. But now it's stable, documented, and ready for you to upgrade to. Read on to find out what you CAN do with this release.
Routing in CanJS
Understanding routing in CanJS can be a hurdle for new developers. In this article, we'll demystify CanJS's routing, so you can start using it today.
DoneJS Release
Today, two years after JavaScriptMVC 3.3 was released, we are announcing DoneJS - the easiest way to get your amazing application done! Learn about DoneJS's best features, what we're doing to help...
Bitovi Summer Training Retreat 2015
The Bitovi team just finished our annual summer Training Retreat. We all gathered in downtown Chicago for a week with three goals:
Longevity (or Lack Thereof) in JavaScript Frameworks
Framework longevity is a critical ingredient in project success. Choosing a framework that ends up fizzling out leads to time-wasting rewrites and lost momentum. This article will help you avoid that...
5 Easy Steps for Building Reusable Web Components
The best web components are flexible, extensible, and reusable. Follow these 5 easy steps to make your components the ultimate in reusable: organized, tested, demoed, documented and published. We'll...
Custom HTML Element Architecture: Why its Awesome and How to Use it Today
Custom HTML Element architecture involves building JavaScript applications entirely from, you guessed it, custom HTML elements.
CanJS 2.2.6 released
Yesterday we released CanJS 2.2.6 with several bug fixes and memory improvements. As always, we recommend upgrading and if you run into issues feel free to get in touch with us on Gitter or create an...
Live Style Guides for Teams, Powered by DocumentJS
A team with both designers and developers needs a simple resource to share a project's styles and best practices. DocumentCSS generates a Live Style Guide so style documentation evolves along with...
Getting Started with Cordova in 15 Minutes or Less
This article will provide a quick guide to getting up and running with Cordova.
8 Best Practices for Perfect CSS Documentation
In the world of CSS, documentation is underused. Since documentation is not visible to the end user, its value is often overlooked by clients. Also, if it’s your first time documenting code, it can be difficult...
Envato Tuts + Article
The Key to Building Large JavaScript Apps: The Modlet Workflow
You're a developer working on a "large JavaScript application" and you've noticed some issues on your project. New team members struggle to find where everything is located...
CSS-Tricks Article
Streaming Data with Fetch() and NDJSON
Streams are trickling into the scene as we search for ways to improve performance. What if instead of waiting for our entire ajax response to complete, we could start showing...
David Walsh Blog Article
Free Web App Checklist
We use a set of checklists to keep us on track and ensure reproducible quality on every project.
